Mitch Albom::Tuesdays with Morrie

#A Life Lesson#

What would you do if you know you suffer from a terminal disease? *touchy wood*
a. Cry over&over again?
b. Curse HIM?
c. F everyone around you?
e. Stun and wait for the time?
Or worst, "overcome" it before it strikes you!

The point is, you definitely got the right to cry over your mishap! But him, Morrie, he got lot more better things to do before he cant...

Death leaves hurt that can never be healed but his love leaves memory, to the people around him, that no one can steal :)

Give it a sincere read will definitely helps you to break down whatever obstacle in front you and pull you through

Waris Dirie::Desert Flower & Desert Dawn

A post to feed you before I off to Kukup *Yahoo*

Saw my book post very de less, cause ever since I start to write my blog...I stop reading??? And I can't recall any recent reads besides Mag, Mag, Mag, and Mag @@

But also, there's not any impressive books recommendation recently. *Blaming others mode*

I mean, a book like this...

Desert Flower
By Waris Dirie, a world-known super model, and also a Somali desert nomad...

Strongly recommended! This is what I called "Impact". I flipped every page and end the page with "Oh My God! Is it true? WTF! Shit!" (sorry for my roughness)

We will never understand what kinda life they went through especially woman!!! As a nomad woman, they got no life, at all! They born to endless work, to be a maid, and to "please man", genital mutilation wtf!

Desert Dawn...
And this book unveil the mask of nomad life, woman nomad life to be exact.

Waris ran out from her suckz life and strived to be the decision maker for her OWN life. Now she's helping the nomad woman with her own foundation to fight the practice of female genital mutilation (correct me if I'm wrong).


Okay lah, Mr. T**, I shall listen to you and buy your idol (Steve Jobs) books...in one day...

My Sister's Keeper

My sister's keeper

A story that I've long wanted to read

And now it's in movie starred Cameron Diaz & Alec Baldwin

Sadly, the apa-pun-boleh government actually BANNED it

The story is about little Anna, aged 13, who sues her parents for medical emancipation when she is expected to donate a kidney to her sister Kate who is dying from leukemia. Simple story yet unveiled lots of controlversial topics (eg. ethics, clone). And that's why... ... :(